Noon status in Manhattan
The situation in Manhattan has greatly improved -- 6 unusable stations, down from 13 in the morning. The real standout is Liberty St & Broadway, across from the infamous Zuccotti Park. Ain't no bikes occupied this station in almost three days.
Most telling about the storms’s impact is the average length of a NotStop. At the noon survey, it was 14 hours; at the morning survey, 11 hours.
| MIDDAY SURVEY REPORT | 1/5/2014 12:00:00 | |
| NEIGHBORHOOD | STATION | NOTSPOT HOURS |
| Financial District | Liberty St & Broadway | 64.5 |
| Battery Park City | Little West St & 1 Pl | 21.5 |
| Tudor City | E 43 St & 2 Ave | 23 |
| Midtown East | E 55 St & Lexington Ave | 18 |
| Midtown North | E 53 St & Madison Ave | 1 |
| TOTAL STATIONS 6 | TOTAL NOTSPOT HOURS | 130 |
| 8 STATIONS REOPENED SINCE 7AM 1/5 | TOTAL NOTSPOT HOURS FOR THOSE STATIONS | 112 |
Noon status in Brooklyn
Brooklyn is faring much worse than Manhattan. Thirteen percent of the borough’s stations are unusable versus two percent across the river.
Only two stations that were NotSpots last night had reopened by noon, so no sense talking average times.| MIDDAY SURVEY REPORT | 1/5/2014 12:00:00 | |
| NEIGHBORHOOD | STATION | NOTSPOT HOURS |
| Boerum Hill | State St & Smith St | 19 |
| Brooklyn Heights | Columbia Heights & Cranberry St | 29 |
| Clinton Hill | Washington Ave & Greene Ave | 23 |
| Clinton Hill | DeKalb Ave & Vanderbilt Ave | 26.5 |
| Downtown | Clinton St & Tillary St | 21 |
| Downtown | Cadman Plaza E & Tillary St | 20 |
| Fort Greene | Clermont Ave & Lafayette Av | 17 |
| Navy Yard | Flushing Ave & Carlton Ave | 21 |
| Williamsburg | S 3 St & Bedford Ave | 64 |
| TOTAL STATIONS 9 | TOTAL NOTSPOT HOURS | 240.5 |
| 1 STATION REOPENED SINCE 730PM 1/4 | TOTAL NOTSPOT HOURS FOR THOSE STATIONS | 58 |
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